Significats de so conducive en anglès

From a temporal standpoint nothing else is so conducive to man's happiness as a good home.

Nothing, Sir, is so conducive to thought as a long, brisk walk through the crowded streets of Paris.

An attractive living room in which there is that atmosphere of peace so conducive to a happy family life

This is neither so difficult nor so conducive of friction as might seem, since the property is very undiversified.

Nothing is so conducive to the perfection of all the senses as the constant practice in wild and dangerous sports.

This cannot be accomplished by any method so conducive to the various interests of the community, as by the representative system.

But the nights spent on the Indian trail, were not always so delightful, or so conducive to lofty and celestial sentiments.

EBONY: Was there an electricity in the air that made it so conducive, some sort of larger spiritual forces midwifing those performances?

No work so thoroughly develops the body and mind, and is so conducive to health, as farming; and, perhaps, none so independent.

Its share of the vote overall may even drop -despite the fact that the conditions for challenging the ANC were so conducive.

Nothing is so conducive to friendship, when two people are camping out, as a definition of the duties of each at the beginning.

All the rest had been accomplished by the Filipinos and by the climate that was so conducive to the propagation of mosquitoes and scorpions.

The long isolation of Japan from the rest of the world, so conducive to introspection, has been highly favourable to the development of Teaism.

Playing games is good for health and beauty and liberalism, since nothing is so conducive to the blending of classes, et cetera, as public games.

"It is so conducive to chumminess to be caressed with an automatic pistol-you'veno idea!"